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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
3
Reported earthquake shakes California coast causing heavy fires and brick building collapses. Firefighting teams rush water by tank car to Banta Harknes and other areas as tremors continue every half hour for hours. Residents flee damaged homes, with Maw Barbara Minion demolished and streets strewn with debris. Aid requested for families, women and children left with few personal belongings.
Representatives from the powers met in Peking on July 1 to discuss the Shanghai affair and potential steps toward settlement. The Italian ambassador stated the parties would limit their efforts to arriving at a settlement, with future talks planned on the Mixed Court and the international settlement’s organization.
In London July 1 Austen Chamberlain stated in the House of Commons that Britain cannot convene a conference with treaty powers including China to revise extraterritorial treaties. He said no tariff talks under Washington arrangements could proceed until China has a stable government and law. He warned such a conference would risk foreign demonstrations.
Honolulu July 1 reports the American Fleet departed for Australia. The note mentions an official sentence of conviction connected with the event, but details are unclear in the fragment.
Report from Winsblaton notes Lacoste defeats Anderson 0-4 14 1 in the Wimbledon semi final. The French player dominated all phases of the match and called the victory lucky while Anderson blamed focus and nerves. Daily Telegraph coverage highlights tense moments and the bigger implications for the British miners federation context.
A significant speech by Lord Birkenhead outlines Britain's strategic stance in relation to Europe and the Mediterranean. He emphasizes imperial policy and the rear action of the Britain Empire in evolving continental affairs.
London July 3 An interview in Moscow reports M Tchitcherin accusing Lord Birkenhead of seeking a rupture of diplomatic relations with Britain over China. He says the pretext is weakness in China, that a Chinese revolt against foreign domination would solve the Great Powers’ problem.
Sydney July 3 indications point to a settlement of the shipping dispute next week following intensive talks. Government mediation aims to bring together shipowners and sailors unions for a round table conference in Melbourne. Delegates in daily contact with leaders suggest a decision could come Tuesday. The Zealously crew lifted 24 hour notices as the vessel’s voyage to Melbourne Adelaide and Fremantle was set to be abandoned.
In Sydney on July 2, dock union members counted unloading from the Xtramer as blacklisted. The Waterside Workers Federation shifted position a week earlier but now backs the cargo's transfer to Melbourne for shipment. Seamen’s prospects in the dispute appear poor as remaining port workers resist backing their cause.
A crowded Geraldton page records horse racing odds and results with Goodwood purses and various handicap details. It also covers a local football match between Rovers and Railways, plus a planned Geraldton Swimming and Mowing Club outing at Chapman Bris Recreation Ground and council meetings about protests and visiting teams.
Immigation restriction act claims and Tom Walsh declare deportation measures would target reporteds and indetify them for expulsion if the Labor Party returns to power at the federal elections. Opposing bill prompts planned stop work meetings as trade groups vow to oppose the plan.
In July, arrangements for a civic reception and parade were being planned for the visiting party from Europe. The event followed a long European tour and involved dignitaries including Z. J. Bimons arriving by the KMS Murten. The text notes preparations for a civic reception and parade in Western Australia.
A proposed plan outlines a new agricultural college offering a two year program in general education and rural economies with courses in mathematics physics chemistry and practical instruction in farm operations. The estate fund covers over 2000 acres with tuition plans and entry rules yet to be set, aiming to send graduates to university for diplomas in specific agricultural branches.
At Hubiac market on Sams 26th ElTor Shith and Vo report selling 44 cattle and 45 horses with most not meeting reserve. Dairy cows and calves fetch from £14 10s to £24, springers £6 to £28, calves £1 18s. Horses include heavy draughts £18 to £22, farm mares £30s, older workers £10 to £14, low condition £5 to £7.
The Mullewa Athletic Club announces its annual August fixture with top events highlighted and strong member support. Officials, now in honorary roles, report growing entries and renewed inquiries from far regions, signaling a robust, decade-best attraction.
Fragmentary text lists financial figures and terms without clear events or subjects. No coherent entities or actions can be determined to form a meaningful news item or card.
The man identified as Oakes was convicted of murdering Mona Bender whose body was found in a Toronto house on May 21 with head injuries and a severed throat. He received the death sentence.
Official figures released by the New South Wales Treasury reveal a deficit of 756,448 pounds for the year, against prior forecasts of a surplus. The shortfall is set to provoke discussion among financial analysts and officials.
Detectives pursue the Canberra steamer blaze theory, finding a suspicious moisture, and suspect a lamp or candle igniting wood partitions. A strong draught from ventilation is believed to spread flames rapidly, shaping the impression of an intentional start.
Annoyed notice in Geraldton seeks to qualify the Ladies as a nurse refill or replacement for Nurse James. The fragmentary text references a caretaker or nurse role and a wish for a pale, kind helper, with unclear spelling and dates.
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